Understanding the key sources of funding including debt vs. equity financing and internal vs. external financing, essential for effective government and corporate finance management.
Detailed exploration of the process of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), including steps for taking a company public and the methods involved in pricing and bookbuilding.
The dynamics of secondary markets, their role in providing liquidity, and the critical observations of aftermarket performance post-IPO, including stabilization efforts.
An in-depth look at the private placements method of distributing securities, examining restricted access, benefits, limitations, and strategic considerations for companies and investors.
An in-depth exploration of rights offerings as a method of distributing securities, emphasizing shareholder participation and mechanisms to prevent dilution.
Shelf registrations offer a flexible mechanism for issuers to register a new issue of securities without selling immediately, allowing issuers to capitalize on favorable market conditions over extended periods.
Comprehensive overview of the requirements and processes associated with listing securities on stock exchanges, including exchange criteria and due diligence.
An in-depth analysis of the benefits and potential challenges associated with listing a company on a stock exchange, focusing on visibility, credibility, costs, and regulatory requirements.